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nileshgr
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 Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2012 4:39 am Post subject: NFS Cannot allocate memory |
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Hi, this is my first post here..
I have this weird problem, mount.nfs complains that it cannot allocate memory when I try to mount an nfs share running on localhost.
I am doing this to test my nfs configuration, as I want to use the nfs share on my RPi which fails to mount the nfs share as root on boot.
It just hangs.
I am using nfs-utils 1.2.6 and vanilla-sources 3.7.1
I get the cannot allocate memory error while trying to mount a nfs v4 share, while for v3, it says stale nfs file handle.
Searched a lot around, but found nothing interesting.
What could be the issue?
Initially I thought it was a problem caused by gcc optimization flags, but ruled it out later by recompiling nfs-utils & all dependencies with -O2, didn't solve the problem..
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ulenrich
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| Trying the latest stable linux-3.6.11 would tell you if this is a kernel regression (as usual for nfs with new linux kernel). Or your configuration .... |
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nileshgr
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| ulenrich wrote: | | Trying the latest stable linux-3.6.11 would tell you if this is a kernel regression (as usual for nfs with new linux kernel). Or your configuration .... |
Umm, that sounds pretty wierd, since 3.7.1 is marked as stable on kernel.org
Nevertheless, I'll try it out and this time, with gentoo-sources.
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It doesn't work with vanilla-sources 3.7.1, 3.5.7 and neither gentoo-sources 3.6.11
What's wrong? 
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